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Faeces, cola nuts force closure of school

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Teaching and learning at the Dzindziso D/A Junior High School (JHS) in the Kadjebi District have come to an abrupt halt after unknown persons allegedly splashed human faeces and placed cola nuts at the entrances of all three classrooms, creating panic among students and teachers.

According to a letter dated November 26, 2025, and addressed to the Kadjebi District Director of Education, the disturbing scene was first noticed in the early hours of the day. The report indicated that parcels of human excreta wrapped in polythene bags had been positioned directly in front of JHS One, JHS Two, and JHS Three classrooms. Each parcel was surrounded by cola nuts, making it impossible to enter the rooms without stepping over the substances.

The letter explained that school authorities immediately informed the Assemblyman for the Dzindziso Electoral Area and the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) Chairman, who visited the scene to assess the situation. Concerned about the health and safety of both learners and staff, they jointly advised that students be sent home while the matter was reported to the appropriate authorities.

Mr. Lukman Hamza, Assemblyman of the area, confirmed the incident in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA), describing it as “shocking and deeply troubling.” He said that investigations had begun to identify the perpetrators and determine their motives.

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Mr. Seth Seyram Deh, Kadjebi District Director of Education, also validated the report, stating that the school had been officially closed until the environment could be deemed safe for academic activities to resume. He told the GNA that the Dzindziso E.P. JHS had previously suffered similar attacks, which also led to its temporary closure before reopening.

Mr. Deh added that he and the Kadjebi District Chief Executive (DCE) would soon engage community members to discuss effective measures to prevent future occurrences.

A member of staff of the school, who spoke to the GNA on condition of anonymity, said the school had suffered several similar attacks in the past, suggesting that some individuals in the community may not want the school to operate there.

Community members have expressed concern over the incident, calling for swift action to protect the school and ensure the safety of children. Authorities have assured the public that the matter was being treated with urgency. – GNA

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